The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-12-07


Waco,
Gu it Mayfeld's dime savings
bank, or what you please, small de
posts of dimes aud dollars began TO
pour In even on the first day, aud the
boys will soon learn how to save
money.
The Real E-tste auu Stock TX
change of James |. Moore announces
ss IS of three blocks of stocks last
Monday, all local. The absence of
Mr.. Moore prevents the announce
m3nt OF the securities aud figures.
The card of the lmmigrati
Association, elsewhere, requesting
specimens of everything in this sec
ton calculated II attract desires be
immigrants, should meet cordial
response.
President William Cameron and
Secretary, Captain j Il. Elgin, of the
Waco Immigration Association, have
addressed letters to county Judges
and mayors OF all important cities
and towns in Weei I'm aud South
western Texas, urging operation
with Waco and Dallas III the imnligfa-
ton movement
The Iron Turbine Wind engine run
with less wind and are more durable
ard gives better satisfaction than any
mill in the market. Call and see
modelat =. a. Schroder's and be your
own judge. Every one Guaranteed.
Buy the Iron Turbine engine and tho
Buckeye Force pump, and you are
sure to be pleased.
Judge Eugene Williams announced
AT evenings adjournment that he had
been annoyed by persons moving
restless y about and pressing forwa d
against thc clerks railing, and that he
would fine persons who should pel-
sist, to-day, in disregarding the rules
OF he district court room.
Prickley Ash Bitters warm up and
ivnigOrate the stomach, improves and
strengthens the digestive orgnas,
opens the pores, promotes prespira
ton, and equalizes the circulation. AS
a currector of disordered system
there is nothing to equal it.
The plume drill by Waco Light In
fantry Monday night was pleasant
and successful affair, A prize plume
drill is billed tor the early days of Jan
uary, which is expected TO be grand
affair. 1t viii be IL double attraction
in connection with the grand ball. In
Monday nights drill first honor was
awarded o Frank Mabry. second TO
J II. King. w. f. Hawkins and II.
w. JabloDowski were announced as
orderly and second sergeant, respec-
tiyely, to fill vacancies.
THE EXAMINER would specially
request its city subscribers to prepare
boxes or some convenient and safe
place, whore the carriers can leave
the paper, without danger of its be
inc tilched by deadhesds. who beat
both publisher and the honest, paying
subscriber. 1t is hoped and believed
there are few of this class of people
in Waco, but it is feared these few
have been getting in their work judg-
ing from complaints Of noDreceipt of
the paper.
Farmers report the ground wet to
the depth OF four or five feet as asccr-
tanned by digging wells, graves, post
holes, etc The rain has been SLOW
and steady, and oil soaking in instead
Of iloOdin@ streams and doing other
damage. The value of he rains is
incalculable and if the farmer had
managed II as sprinkling pot, he
could scarcely have done more to his
satisfaction. Much more rain fell in
the northwestern part OF the county.
Many wagons are reported as uircd
ia the roads leading to the city, great
ly impeding communication win the
country cousins.